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much thanks. well i dont really get the meaning of the percentages, 100% is to the edge of the monitor, 0% to "a specific point" - tbh cant see the difference. well if theres no way bf5 is gonna feel similiar in any way im rather gonna go with bf5 in 4:3 stretched

Hi, im trying to find a sens in BF5 - converting from CSGO. Im playing CS in 4:3 stretched and BF in 16:9 native. Ive already played around with several setting (View Speed, MonitorDistance n stuff). As far as I know its not possible to get the exact same sens, since aspect ratio and FOV vary, but how do i get the closest? What do i even look for? I assume comparing 360° distance doesnt help me at all, due to different aspect ratio and fov. Much Thanks

since i do have same hipfire fov, do i have to put monitor distance horizontal everywhere? Normal, ADS and Scope?

Okay, so the calculator does consider that Apex and BF5 have different FOVs in, for example, 1x zoom even if hipfire fov is the same? Cant test rn since server seem to be down

Do i have to enter a Percentage for monitor distance horizontal even if i have the exact same fov on both games?

1.0 - not gonna try playing around with this shit anymore lol Like there has to be something wrong in my calculations since the its showing a higher 1,5x zoom sens in BF5 which cant be good since ADS fov is on and Apex fov and sens scales down even on 1x. E: or am i wrong thinking in apex u can only 1:1 a single zoom sens to your hipfire sens? E2: can you explain the difference between monitor distance horizontal and 360° distance? thought with 360° distance 360s would be same whatever scope im using, but apparently this is not the case

Hey, I'm having some troubles getting the calculations right. Been using Conversion Setup 360° Distance. Since u cant set different zoom senses in Apex im trying to adapt my BF5 sens. Did it as shown in the screenshot but it doesnt feel the same at all. Is the calculator capable of telling me the right sens? Since apex' fov is lowered even in 1x and BF5 has ADS Fov.